I know everyone has a different definition of a weekend car, but those two listed are more like daily driver in the sense that both are actually very practical cars on a day to day basis.

it makes more sense to get something less common, for example an SLK coupe right? weekend cars are meant to be impractical and has a sense of occasion. the X5 and CLS are way too common.

This post has been edited by Karenalvin: Jul 22 2016, 04:02 PM

a case of "your mileage might vary" but I still stand by the view that a weekend car has to have a sense of occasion. besides, if the fuel and maintenance cost is so much of an issue that to force the car to become a weekend special, then i guess it is not very practical for the person involved to begin with.